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Sunday, December 25, 2011
#1111: A Lonely Place to Die
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(BD, Kaleidoscope, Region ABC, UK)
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1. Count Fosco said:
The stunt photography in the first half of this film is nothing short of phenomenal. The mountaineering scenes gave me vertigo in the cinema and I dearly hope a comparable feeling is achieved on a home cinema set-up. I think the film lost its way and became rather generic by the end - once the location changed to a city - but Melissa George is compelling in the lead once more.
Looking forward to hearing your thoughts buddy.
(Posted on Friday, December 30, 2011 at 7:59 AM)